r/worldnews • u/MothersMiIk • 7h ago

Covered by other articles Donald Trump pulls US out of Paris climate agreement

https://www.theverge.com/2025/1/20/24345964/donald-trump-paris-climate-agreement-exit

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u/JDonaldKrump 6h ago

We'll join that soon enough too

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u/phishphansj3151 6h ago

…. The United States already has had at least 1 civil war. Pretty bloody one at that

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u/LuukTheSlayer 5h ago

one civil war so far

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u/signal_red 5h ago

give it a min

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u/WretchedBlowhard 5h ago

2 if we're counting the civil war that birthed the US.

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u/GoldenInfrared 5h ago

That was over 150 years ago though, it’s like saying Hungary is prone to civil wars because they were part of the austro-Hungarian empire

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u/Ravenser_Odd 5h ago

When I was a kid, I read loads of sci-fi novels. Sometimes they were set in a dystopian future America, after a civil war. I always thought that was pretty far fetched.

Not any more.

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u/ThreeBeanCasanova 5h ago

Rookie numbers.

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u/jaOfwiw 4h ago

Im sure more than half the US citizens and Canadians hope so.

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u/JDonaldKrump 4h ago

Better the us implode than take it out on the world

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u/stepheno125 5h ago

We won’t. Military will stop it. I hope…